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-ood there are risks here as well a. good scottish word for not being able to make up your mind, slithering, whether this is or a weakness move by nigel farage. even himself brought up that distinction. for all the reasons youve just given there, strength mover, particularly the fact that it means that rishi sunak will not have to come up with even more reform voter friendly personalities like national service and the triple lock for pensions to sort of stop even more conservative potential vote...

Like national service and the triple—lock plus for pensions, to sort of stop even more conservative potential voters becoming reform potential voters. so thats the strength thing. but then, you look at it from the end of the telescope, and whether its whether it is a strong thing or not because, 0k, well, is this not a suggestion, then, that maybe rishi sunak strategy of squashing potential reform voters by love—bombing them with policies was actually working, and so reform are having to kin...

Decades ago. so we have a system that gives the innocent to the extent we jail innocents, every opportunity to assert that innocent and appeals court, going out and giving press conferences when you are the possible future and again president of the united states, its not great. >> whats even more norms shattering is the speaker of the house, saying that the supreme court should, and remember he serves at the pleasure of -- >> this one surprised me, of all the people that came out, mike johnson ...

Realisation, the polls are not going to narrow. they said if after this weeks debate on tuesday between rishi sunak and keir starmer at the polls do not begin to narrow, they said, mark my words, conservative mps are going to panic. that said, mark my words, conservative mps are going to panic.— mps are going to panic. that is fascinating _ mps are going to panic. that is fascinating because _ mps are going to panic. that is fascinating because somebody| mps are going to panic. that is i fasci...

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That its chosen leader, president cyril ramaphosa, retains his position in the country. these are going to be difficult days for the politicians but also south africans who are concerned about any kind of political instability. and that was catherine byaruhanga there. we are going to pause now and take a look at the headlines making the front of sunday mornings papers. the upcoming general election dominates tomorrows headlines. the mail on sunday claims that rishi sunak is under pressure from m...

The “normal minimum pension age” - which is the earliest age most people can start withdrawing money from their personal and workplace pensions - is rising from 55 to 57